Review: Make Up For Ever HD Primer "1 (Green)"

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This review of Make Up For Ever's HD Primer in "1 (Green)" was requested by missbananacake.

Details:
HD Primer $32
Shown in "1 (Green)"

Available from Sephora and Sephora.com.

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[tanni]

So, which would you say is best? This, or the tri-colored Stila primer? I'm kind of leaning towards the MUFE, but I kind of got the impression Stila's primer is more moisturizing... I'm mainly trying to battle the red in my skin, though, but I would appreciate moisture. Should I go with the Stila instead? Thanks :D

[pinkiecharm]

@tanni It really just depends on what you need. The MUFE is better for diminishing redness because it's completely green but doesn't keep face makeup lasting longer. The Stila is okay at diminishing redness but also works to keep foundation lasting, brighten and diminish any sallow tones. The Stila isn't so much more moisturizing but it is thicker and leaves a layer on the skin that the MUFE doesn't.

[assley95]

do u put it everywhere? or just red spots

[pinkiecharm]

@assley95 You can apply it all over your face.  I usually apply to it my red areas and blend it out from there.

[jirowang110]

I would also love it if you compared this with the loreal green primer as well. Also i was wondering does this work well with tinted moisturizers as well like does the redness look with reduced. lol one more question does this cover pores well I have large pores would this smooth my skin out before applying my foundation?

[pinkiecharm]

@jirowang110 I'm am planning to review the L'Oreal green primer very soon. And yes, these primers work wonderfully with tinted moisturizers. I use tinted moisturizers 99% of the time and I haven't had any problems. Also, I don't have large looking pores so I can't say whether or not this would make them look smaller, but I don't think so.

[MrBlettarosa]

You have a lovely complextion, alabaster. 

[maomei]

your skin is flawless

[PinkBarbieSixTeen]

omg i hated this so much! it didnt help my redness at all i hated the feeling on my skin and made my makeup come off faster i returned it! DO NOT RECOMEND THIS AT ALL

[ShaeMcBrayer]

I know this question has probably been asked many times but I was wondering if this primer has silica in it and if it has that really smooth feel that most primers give off when applied. That is one of the main things I look for in primers and I dont really have a way of testing the product out before I buy. Thank you!!

[xxflirtywinks]

Can u do the Blue Primer?

thanks :)

[BlushingVioletta]

How would you compare this to Stila's one step correct in terms of its ability to tone down redness?